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Welcome to

THE NEXT BIG THING

Advancing Nanoscience and Sustainable Energy

Junrui Li Lab pushes the boundaries of nanomaterials and catalysts for sustainable energy applications. Below are the current research directions:

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Research Direction 1: Synthesis and characterization of atomically precise nanomaterials with controlled nuclearity, intermetallic and high-entropy nanoparticles.

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  • Well-defined nanoparticles

  • High entropy

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  • Atomically dispersed nanomaterials

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  • Atomically precise control

  • Self-assembly

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Research Direction 2: CO2 conversion into value-added chemicals and fuels

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  • Novel nanostructure tuning reaction pathway and selectivity

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  • Flow cell-based (photo)electrochemical device and in-operando spectrstudy

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Research Direction 3: Atomically precise catalysts for electrochemical conversion of biomass model compounds

  • Hydrogenation reaction to convert biomass into valuable chemicals

  • Selective oxidation of polyols (such as glucose) to acid

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Clark Atlanta University,

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